The grass borders at RHS Wisley… reds, oranges, yellows, purples, blues and, oh yes, green….

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Kniphofia in oranges and yellow – but few labels to name them
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Achillea Parker’s Variety
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Agapanthus Windsor Castle
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Agapanthus Windsor Castle
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Your puzzle for the day – Kniphofia Do….t S..nt….? (below)
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Mystery Kniphofia
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Begins with D something S….
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Miro-eque points of colour in the grass borders
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Agapanthus Buckingham Palace
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Agapanthus Snow Cloud, with Pennisetum seed heads…
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Carex praegracillis
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Panicum virgatum Northwind
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Panicum virgatum Northwind
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Agapanthus caulescens subsp. angustifolius
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Agapanthus caulescens subsp. angustifolius
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Crocosmia Bressingham Blaze
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Kniphofia Bicolor
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Verbena hastata – and more combinations with this plant below

and more red hot pokers…

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Apricot Sky
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Apricot Sky
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Mango Popsicle
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Red Hot Popsicle

 

2 thoughts on “The grass borders at RHS Wisley… reds, oranges, yellows, purples, blues and, oh yes, green….

  1. The backyard of my childhood house had redhot pokers (though I had no idea what they were at the time) growing as weeds. Your beautiful photos have started me on a re-think of my (under)appreciation of them though! And even I who am the poster child for pastels am lost in admiration of the ‘Bressingham Blaze’ crocosmia. 🙂

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